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Research
Latest funding
- $358,400
A Presence-Based Approach: Reframing Entrepreneurship through a Full-Cycle Study of Grassroots Innovation
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $29,472
Women empowerment through entrepreneurship, institutional barriers, and sustainable development: Evidence from the renewable energy sector in Senegal
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $186,435
Animating Necessity-based Entrepreneurship
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
A Presence-Based Approach: Reframing Entrepreneurship through a Full-Cycle Study of Grassroots Innovation
Principal investigators: Nason, Robert
Women empowerment through entrepreneurship, institutional barriers, and sustainable development: Evidence from the renewable energy sector in Senegal
Principal investigators: Fangwa Nantcho, Anicet
Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Women entrepreneurship; Renewable energy; gender biases; Poverty; Local Promoters of Entrepreneurship; Sustainable development; Economic development
Animating Necessity-based Entrepreneurship
Principal investigators: Nason, Robert S.
Keywords: necessity entrepreneurship; informal economy; non-market institutions; micro-area census; fuzzy set comparative case analysis
Animating Necessity-based Entrepreneurship
Principal investigators: Nason, Robert S.
Keywords: necessity entrepreneurship; informal economy; non-market institutions; micro-area census; fuzzy set comparative case analysis
Intergenerational Coffee Market Dynamics
Principal investigators: Nason, Robert S.
Keywords: legitimacy; informal institutions; coffee market; family business
The role of temporal orientation in impoverished entrepreneurship activity
Principal investigators: Nason, Robert
Keywords: (1) Poverty; (2) Entrepreneurship; (3) Time Perpsectives; (4) Economic Development; (5) Family Business
Family business transitions: entrepreneurship and resource reallocation within and beyond the family firm
Principal investigators: Carney, Michael G.
Keywords: entrepreneurship; family business; family offices; advising and consulting; capital reallocation; wealth management; inheritance; financial instititutions
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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